Unique and original names?

Question

I'm looking for unique, original first and middle names for a girl....
if you know the origin or meaning of the name, that would help, too!

Answer 1

Tola (rhymes with Cola) means love for god.

Answer 2

Paige or Adelaide are nice names. You know, nobody really cares (other than the mother) what your child's middle name is so why not go with the MODERN name method, which the mother's family name as the middle name and the father's family name as the last name?

That way, many years from now, a person doing geneology can look at her name and know immediately who the mother and father are.

More and more women and couples are doing this. I liked the idea for my son because I figured that I was also an important part of his existence. I knew that nobody would really want to say a double last name, but at least people would know who both parents were.

Answer 3

Try the baby names or parenting section of Yahoo Answers. My name is Cinzia (italian) - not common, I also like Aboriginal names. Here's a few, with their meaning:

Aboriginal Names and Name Meaning
Adina - Good
Akuna - To know or follow
Adnanuara - Running Water
Goonagulla - Sky
Kimba - Bush fire
Kurrin - Sand
Mani - Equal
Moonga - Dark
Narbethong - Cheerful, lively
Pangalia - Eldest son
Pirramurar - Shield
Tangari - Edible gum
Teangi - Earthy
Warroo - Fire
Wirake - Friend
Wirinun - Sorcerer
Wirruna - Sunset
Wollowra - Eagle
Wundurra - Warrior

I also like the name Allira

Answer 4

A few of my favourites --

1) Caoimhe (pronounced KEE-va) -- Irish. Means beautiful.
2) Caoilfhionn (pronounced KEE-lin) -- Irish. Means "slender and fair."
3) Evelyn -- English. Derived from the French surname Aveline.
4) Ausra -- Lithuanian. Means "dawn."
5) Adara -- Hebrew. Means "noble."
6) Astrid -- Scandinavian. Modern form of Ástríðr which comes from old Norse words "áss" meaning "god" (no, really) and "fríðr" meaning "beautiful."
7) Afon -- Welsh. Means "river."
8) Odette -- French. Means "wealth."
9) Ainsley -- English/Scottish. Means either "Anne's field" or "Hermitage field."
10) Drusilla -- Comes from the Roman family name "Drusus" which may itself come indirectly from the Celtic word for "strong."
11) Sabina -- Russian, means "Sabine woman." The Sabines were an ancient people who occupied central Italy.
12) Arethusa -- Ancient Greek. Might mean "to become excellent." Was the name of a wood nymph in Greek Mythology.
13) Aoibhe (Pronounced "Eva") -- Irish. Means "beauty."
14) Mehetabel -- Hebrew. Means "God makes happy."
15) Beryl -- English name for a green-ish precious stone.
16) Phaedra -- Ancient Greek. Means "bright."
17) Cordelia -- Celtic. No one's sure what it means.

Answer 5

I can only tell you what I like..none of these are too unique.
Rio, Rin, Rue, Mina, Moxa, Topaz. I don't like Saffron, but that's a strange one I've heard. I also had a roomate named Lakin and one from Nepal named Rashmi.

Answer 6

Abigail, Annabelle, Helen, Ellena, Elizabeth, Lyndia...basically, the older the name, the less it is being used now a days

Answer 7

i think ralph would be great for the first name, and perhaps abe for a middle name. if i knew your last name maybe i could thin of better ones. i still think ralph is the best. its unique.

Answer 8

I like Aurelia.
It's Latin, and it means golden. It's also the female version of Aurelius, as in Marcus Aurelius, an emperor of Rome, so it has overtones of power. :)

Or how about Cordelia? That one is from Shakespeare's 'King Lear' (Cordelia is the heroine).

Answer 9

I like Sahara, Lola, Ava Madison...

Answer 10

My sister's middle name is Iwalani, it is Hawaiian and means beautiful sea/volcanic bird. She hates having that middle name, or so she says...

Answer 11

Ivelisse (Evvalezzz)

It means Eve Elizabeth.

Eve = Life
Elizabeth = God of Plenty